‘I’m not an artist yet’
In 2012, when a fringe group of people thought the world would end, a young student began her university...
Author: Aydn Parrott
Psychology expo kickstarts serious discussions
Pro-anorexia blogs, lack of access to sanitary pads in underprivileged communities and accessibility for disabled students on campus. These...
South Africans need good examples of social change, says Zelda la Grange
On Monday 7 August Zelda La Grange engaged with students on critical conversations South Africans need to have. Nelson...
Attitudes towards disabled and sexuality ‘need to change’
The attitude towards the sexuality of the disabled was the central theme at a recent panel discussion held at...
Focus on early childhood education, says Dugmore
Capabilities, leadership and active citizenship. These are three of the key concepts that need to be focused on for...
Cradle of Coloured Identity: An ambiguous concept
The BA Students Council hosted a Coloured Identity panel discussion on 25 April. It raised many questions about the...
Is your Facebook a timeline or time bomb?
Stellenbosch University students seem to use Facebook as a branding tool as much as a space to gossip and...
Are Stellenbosch women in the gym struggling with the heaviest weight?
Some women in Stellenbosch are not enjoying their gym experience. They feel that some sections are “reserved for men”...
Gender Unit: The roots of a new tree of knowledge
Professor Sarojini Nadar has called for the new gender unit at Stellenbosch University to produce genuine intersectional knowledge. “It...
Audience take over conversation at public debate on racism and human rights in Stellenbosch
The voice of audience members dominated the discussion at a public debate on racism and human rights held at...